A trip to New York for surgery leads to a hasty house-swap with a young, pretty, literary couple. One sometimes wonders whether anyone in Roth’s New York isn’t a writer of some kind – or a Philip Roth of some kind. In Exit Ghost, Roth’s comic turns are joined by welcome notes of pathos: unlike poor Zuckerman, his fiction has been maturing well.
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Exit Ghost

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